St Edward's University Executive and Leadership Team

Ethan Tobias, the President, Alumni Chapter (Austin) at St Edward's University, directs engagement efforts for the local graduate network. Tobias fosters connections between alumni and the current campus community, promoting mentorship and professional development opportunities. By organizing regional events, the President, Alumni Chapter (Austin) strengthens the university's presence within the local professional landscape. Ethan Tobias facilitates networking initiatives that bridge the gap between academic programs and real-world career paths. This leadership role involves cultivating a sense of belonging among graduates while encouraging ongoing support for the institution's mission. Through strategic outreach, the President, Alumni Chapter (Austin) enhances the value of the university degree by connecting students with experienced professionals. The position requires active collaboration with university leadership to align alumni activities with broader institutional goals. Ultimately, Tobias drives community growth and ensures that the university remains a central hub for lifelong learning and professional success.

Jada Gallegos, the Women's Club Basketball President at St Edward's University, manages the operations and competitive schedule for the student athletic organization. Gallegos oversees team logistics, including practice coordination and travel arrangements for regional tournaments. By fostering a culture of teamwork and discipline, the Women's Club Basketball President supports the university's commitment to a vibrant campus community. Jada Gallegos drives student engagement through organized sports, providing participants with opportunities for personal growth and leadership development. This role involves coordinating with university athletic departments to ensure compliance with institutional policies and safety standards. Through effective management of team resources, the Women's Club Basketball President creates a supportive environment that encourages students to pursue passions outside the classroom. The position requires balancing athletic commitments with academic responsibilities, reflecting the university's focus on holistic student success. Ultimately, Gallegos strengthens the campus experience by promoting physical activity and collaborative spirit.

Lilian Johnson, the Rowing Club President at St Edward's University, directs the administrative and athletic functions of the rowing program. Johnson manages equipment maintenance, training schedules, and participation in regional regattas. By promoting a culture of dedication and physical fitness, the Rowing Club President contributes to the university's vibrant campus life. Lilian Johnson facilitates student involvement in competitive sports, ensuring that members develop leadership skills and teamwork capabilities. This role involves coordinating with university officials to secure funding and facilities for the club's operations. Through strategic planning, the Rowing Club President enhances the visibility of the program and attracts students from diverse backgrounds. The position requires managing complex logistics to ensure the safety and success of all participants during training and competitions. Ultimately, Johnson drives the growth of the rowing program, fostering a sense of belonging and achievement that aligns with the university's mission of empowering students.

Matthew Shank, the Interim President at St Edward's University, provides executive leadership to guide the institution through its current strategic phase. Shank oversees all academic and administrative divisions, ensuring that the university remains focused on its mission of providing a transformative educational experience. By collaborating with the Board of Trustees and faculty leadership, the Interim President drives initiatives that enhance the university's reputation for exceptional teaching and value. Matthew Shank manages the institution's long-term vision, focusing on student success and community engagement. This role involves representing the university in regional and national forums to advocate for higher education excellence. Through decisive leadership, the Interim President maintains institutional stability while fostering an environment that encourages students to pursue their passions. The position requires balancing immediate operational needs with the university's commitment to social justice and academic rigor. Ultimately, Shank secures the foundation for future growth and continued institutional impact.

Vanesa Moreno, the Chief of Staff at St Edward's University, coordinates executive operations to ensure alignment with the institutional mission. Moreno manages high-level administrative workflows, facilitating communication between the president and various academic departments. By streamlining internal processes, the Chief of Staff supports the university's commitment to student success and academic excellence. Vanesa Moreno drives cross-functional initiatives that enhance campus community engagement and operational efficiency. This role involves overseeing strategic projects that directly impact the university's ability to provide a transformative educational experience. Through meticulous planning and resource allocation, the Chief of Staff maintains the integrity of administrative functions. The position requires constant collaboration with leadership to address evolving needs within the higher education landscape. Ultimately, Moreno secures the operational stability necessary for the institution to thrive in a competitive academic environment while upholding the core values of the university.

Danny Lorenty, the Chief Information Officer & Vice President, Institutional Effectiveness & Technology at St Edward's University, architects the digital infrastructure supporting academic and administrative operations. Lorenty oversees the integration of advanced technology systems to enhance data-driven decision-making across the campus. By optimizing institutional effectiveness, the Chief Information Officer & Vice President, Institutional Effectiveness & Technology ensures that digital resources align with the university's goal of providing rigorous, hands-on learning opportunities. Danny Lorenty manages large-scale technology deployments that facilitate student success and faculty research. This leadership role involves securing critical data assets while fostering innovation in classroom environments. Through the implementation of scalable software solutions, Lorenty drives the modernization of university services. The Chief Information Officer & Vice President, Institutional Effectiveness & Technology maintains a robust technological framework that supports the diverse needs of the student body and faculty, ensuring long-term institutional growth and operational excellence.